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Alberta's Top Business Woman | Nominate them here

Alberta’s Top Business Women | Nominate here

Ladiescorner.ca is looking for nominees as we celebrate Alberta’s top businesswomen in fashion and beauty, not for profits, retail, medicine, architecture, law, business, education, etc

Do you know any woman deserving recognition for business, politics, and life achievements? Do you know amazing women in your community that could use some recognition and appreciation?  They are everyday heroes.  Every woman is eligible as long as they are doing something amazing that inspires and empowers you. 

We are doing this to celebrate hard-working women who need a shine but are too busy to get the shine on themselves. In 2022, we would like to shine the spotlight on the top players in these industries. In our Spring edition, your nominees will be featured in our Spring Edition.

Africa Centre's SBCCI | Photocredit Africa Centre

Request for Proposals | Supporting Black Canadian Communities (SBCCI)

They are looking for a Black-led/BIPOC IT consulting firm and/or consortium of consultants from within our community to lead the successful design and implementation of the platform. The platform will have:

List of available funding sources and resources

Application intake for selected grant, loan and other support programs

Organizational directory of Black-led nonprofits, charities & businesses

Back-end administrative capabilities and tools for developing a new application intake, review, applicant reporting & funder reporting

In-person Learning to Resume January 10

To support their overall well-being, Early Childhood Services to Grade 12 students will return to classrooms on Jan. 10 with measures in place to continue learning safely. A new tool to address learning disruption for grades 4-9 students is also being introduced.

Students will return to in-person learning with the added safety of access to rapid tests and medical-grade masks that will be distributed through schools as an added layer of protection against the Omicron variant of COVID-19.

Deep Freeze | Extreme Weather Warning

The definition of extreme cold varies in different parts of the country due to local climate. Whenever temperatures drop dramatically below normal, staying warm and safe can become challenging. In general, your risk of health effects like windburn and frostbite increase at wind chill values below -27.

Women's Economic Recovery Challenge Grant

Women’s Economic Recovery Challenge Grant Program

The Women’s Economic Recovery Challenge Grant addresses areas of concern for women entrepreneurs and supports organisations working to increase women’s participation in the economy. 

Eligible community groups and organisations can apply until January 12, 2022. 

The Women’s Economic Recovery Challenge Grant Program funds initiatives led by Alberta non-profit organizations that help enhance women’s economic opportunities by providing strategies and solutions to address barriers and engage more effectively in the economy.

Mandatory Isolation Requirement for fully vaccinated people reduces to 5 days.

Effective Today | Alberta Reduces Isolation Period to 5 Days

The Province -in line with other jurisdictions – is reducing the mandatory isolation period for fully vaccinated people who contract COVID-19 to five days from the current 10. This was announced by the Health Minister Jason Copping on Friday. Fully vaccinated people are required to wear a mask at all times when around others outside their home.

Isolation helps prevent the spread of COVID-19 by reducing the number of people you could infect if you have symptoms or test positive by staying home and avoiding others.

Effective January 3, Albertans are legally required to isolate as outlined below:

Fully vaccinated (2 doses or 1 dose Janssen): Isolate for 5 days from the start of symptoms or until they resolve, whichever is longer, if symptoms are not related to a pre-existing condition. For 5 days following isolation, wear a mask at all times when around others outside of home.

Winterbreak extended for k-12 students | Photo credit Your Alberta FB

Winter break extended for K-12 students

The province will delay the return to school for kindergarten to Grade 12 students  until January 10 due to concerns surrounding the highly transmissible Omicron variant. 

The extended break will give school authorities time to gather additional data to assess staffing implications and the potential operational impacts of the current COVID-19 situation.

To assist with the safe return to classes, Alberta Health and Municipal Affairs’ PPE Task Force will also deliver 8.6 million rapid tests and 16.5 million masks to schools, starting the week of January 10.

Work Safely in Cold Weather

Work Safely in Cold Temperatures

With extreme cold temperatures this Christmas, please understand that extreme cold is a workplace hazard.
That means employers need to take steps to reduce risks to workers associated with cold weather such as severe cold stress and hypothermia.

What employers can do:

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